Parents & Family
Learn the keys to healthy relationships and how to identify the red flags for abuse. See what a healthy dating partnership looks like and what makes a relationship unhealthy or abusive.
Choose from our virtual sessions, specifically tailored for parents and family members.
Parenting Series: Part 1
In this quick module, learn the basics of what dating violence is, how often it happens, and some of the warning signs you might see your teen exhibit if their relationship is unhealthy.
Healthy Relationships 101
This module is the meat & potatoes of REAL Relationships! Learn all about healthy and unhealthy relationships, consent, and how to support your friends and classmates in their relationships.
How to talk about dating
Explore how you can help your teen start out dating on the right path.
Coming Soon!
How to help your teen
As a parent, it can be overwhelming if your teen tells you their relationship is unhealthy or abusive. Learn how to be the best support and advocate for your child and what resources available to you.
Coming Soon!
Questions? We’re here to help.
Delaware Adolescent Program, Inc.
Georgetown, Delaware
“Thank you so much for collaborating with dapi inc. for our group sessions throughout this past year. The activities were engaging and informative! The girls were receptive and participated very well. our girls always had good things to say! They actually looked forward to our group sessions and it was very touching to see them so engaged and learning about themselves so well!” -Beth W., Maternal Health and Child Development Educator for DAPI
Dover High School
Dover, Delaware
“People’s Place and the REAL Relationships staff have been absolutely fabulous to work with! Their positive attitudes and their hearts for teens is obvious. People’s Place is always ready to do anything they can to help teens! They are the best!” -DHS Wellness Center Staff
Smyrna High School
Smyrna, Delaware
“Working with the Delta project through Turning Point at People’s Place has been a great experience for our relatively new Gay-Straight Alliance at Smyrna High School. The program coordinators tailored materials and information to our population and fostered a safe and open environment for the students to share their experiences.” – Smyrna Open Minds Advisers